The minutes of last council should be appearing shortly on the RCGP website (now that they are agreed.) I spoke up about three things 1) That GP as practiced at present is unsustainable. We have to stop doing things that don’t work. There is no point in appealing for, and getting more funding if […]
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Smear tests are only for asymptomatic women. that’s the point of this BMJ column about cervical smears
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Continue Reading →Who pays this doctor? It’s time patients knew.
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Continue Reading →BMJ column; Research press releases need better policing.
free link to BMJ column Last year Carmel Turner and I went to the Selling Sickness conference to present our case for making press releases better. We suggested that guidelines would be useful – and as I explain in the BMJ column, linked to above, guidelines have helped in the reporting of RCTs via the […]
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